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Israel's former security chief sues Netanyahu for defamation over October 7 attack responsibility
Ronen Bar, former head of Israel’s domestic security agency Shin Bet, has sued Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for defamation. Bar accused Netanyahu of “lying to cover himself” and making slanderous
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Israel's former security chief sues Netanyahu for defamation over October 7 attack responsibility
Ronen Bar, former head of Israel’s domestic security agency Shin Bet, has sued Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for defamation. Bar accused Netanyahu of “lying to cover himself” and making slanderous
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